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1.1 Introduction to Cracking Thai Consonants

1.2 The Thai Consonants - Overview

1.3 Rundown of the Thai Consonant System

1.4 Recap on the Original System Before Modern Thai Changes

2.1 How to Learn the Consonants

2.2 3rd Row Pronounced Identical to the 4th Row

2.3 Traditionally Aspirated Consonants (2nd Column, Sibilants and 'H') = Rising Tone

2.4 No Voiced Consonants or Voiced Aspirants

2.5 Middle Class Split Letter Cousins

2.6 Other Cousins

2.7 V Becomes W ว

2.8 Ny ญ Loses Nasal Sound Becoming 'y' /j/

2.9 ฮ The Invention of Ho Nok Hu:k

2.10 ศ ษ ส All S's (Traditional Sibilants) Become Equal

2.11 ฬ A Rare Letter for a Rare Letter

2.12 Summary of All Thai Consonants

How to Remember the Letter Shapes - Overview

Set 1 : Semi Vowels ยรลว

Set 2: Class Mascotts ห อ

Set 3: Sibilants ศ ษ ส

Set 4: Gutteral Varga kก khข khค khฆ ngง

Set 5: Palatal Varga cจ chฉ sซchช chฌ nyญ

Set 6: Primary Dental Varga dดtต thถ thท thธ nน

Set 7: Labial Varga bบpป phผfฝ pgพfฟ phภ mม

Set 8: Alt Dental (Ex Cerebral) Varga dฎtฏ thฐ thฑ thฒ nณ

Set 9: The Rarest Column khฆ chฌ thธ thฒ phภ

Set 10: Necessary Vestiges lฬ hฮ

IMPORTANT RE. STORYLINE MODULE VIEWING ISSUES

Cracking Thai Consonants Legacy Storyline Version

Mastering Tonal Languages

Conquering Thai Tones

Taking Control of Tones and Your Throat

IMPORTANT - ACCESSING TOOLS ON MOBILE DEVICES

Stu's Consonant Compass - New Version

Stu's Vowel Compass

Vowel - Mouth Position Practice Tool

Thai / Multilingual Word Spacer

Tone Assistant - Learn Tone Rules and Map Tones for Any Thai Word

Tone Master - Build Tone Pitch Sets and Practice Training your Mouth to Tone Contours

Thai / Tai Tone Mapper - Tone Rules for Almost All Thai Dialects